USS Liberty Shipwreck
A 120-meter WWII cargo ship lying just 30 meters from shore, blanketed in coral and home to sea turtles, jackfish, and bumphead parrotfish. The most accessible wreck dive in the world — suitable for divers and snorkelers alike.
Tulamben · Amed · Seraya
Bali's Finest Dive Destinations
Comfortable, air-conditioned transport to every dive site in the Tulamben–Amed area. Choose your spots below and book your transport in minutes.
schedule
2.5 – 3 hrs
from South Bali
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AC Vehicle
hotel pickup included
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Tulamben ↔ Amed
15 min apart — one trip
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Transport Only
dive gear & guides not included
Tulamben
Tulamben Drop Zone
A dramatic drop-off wall 150m from the Liberty Wreck, with steep coral formations, large sea fans, pygmy seahorses, and pelagic fish on the blue water side. Often combined with the Liberty on a two-dive day.
Coral Garden
A gentle sloping reef with excellent coral coverage, nudibranchs, scorpionfish, and a resident bumphead parrotfish school. Perfect for first-time divers and snorkelers wanting a peaceful introduction to the underwater world.
Seraya Secret
A legendary macro dive site just 5 minutes from Tulamben. Black sand muck diving famous for mimic octopus, frogfish, ghost pipefish, and rare critters you won't find anywhere else.
Amed — 15 minutes from Tulamben
Easily combined with Tulamben in one day trip.
Japanese Shipwreck
A small WWII patrol boat sitting in just 3–5 meters of crystal-clear water off Amed beach. Teeming with soft coral and reef fish — ideal for snorkelers and beginners with no certification required.
Pyramids (Artificial Reef)
Stainless steel pyramid structures placed on the seabed to create artificial reef habitat. Now densely colonized by hard and soft coral, with schools of fusiliers and batfish circling above.
Jemeluk Bay
A sheltered bay with a sloping reef transitioning into a wall. Excellent visibility, healthy coral gardens, hawksbill turtles, and a beautiful blue-water wall dropping to 30m+.